party adj.
(US teen) hedonistic.
![[US]](/static/img/flags/us.png "United States") | Carlito’s Way 29: Rocco and Earl was businessmen, while-as I was a jive-ass party man. | |
| Silent Terror 103: ‘Stevie and Jill were party people. The like to get high and boogie’. | |
| Heathers [film script] HM: Do they even have Thanksgiving in Africa? VS: Oh sure, pilgrims, Indians, tater-tots – it’s a real party continent. | |
| Royal Family 543: San Francisco and Oakland, they’re real party towns, huh? | |
 | Party Europe 344: Nice, the craziest party town in the French Riviera. | |
| Inside the Eagle’s Head 77: Another student [...] summarized the ‘party school’ dilemma succinctly: Drinking becomes more of a motivation than the pursuit of academic goals. |
In compounds
unwanted ‘wandering’ male hands, usu. experienced in a party environment.
![[UK]](/static/img/flags/uk.png "United Kingdom") | Independent (London) 30 May 🌐 As of yet, Aung San Suu Kyi isn't meeting Bill ‘Don't call me party hands’ Clinton, Bill ‘Butter him up for cash’ Gates or any of the international ‘unelected force-for-good brigade’. | |
| Popbitch 14 Jan. 🌐 Handy Andy [...] FYI: [Prince] Andrew’s nickname on the trip (out of earshot) was Mr Tickle. Apparently everyone was pleased to escape his ‘party hands’. | |
| Empty Wigs (t/s) 536: Dr Orlov stroked her arse with his party hands. She giggled and wiggled. |